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PAGE 6 — The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, May 29, 1969 Miss Cathy Louise Haltiwan- ger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Edward Haltiwanger of Route 1, and Mr. Terry Wayne Turner, son of Mrs. Willie Mae Turner and the late Perry W. Turner of Kinards, were united in matrimony on Sunday, May 25 at four o’clock in the Luth eran Church of the Redeemer. Rev. Henry A. McCullough, Jr officiated at the double ring ceremony. The church was appropriate ly decorated for the occasion with altar flowers and a full aisle cloth. Nuptial music Was rendered by Prof. W. Darr Wise, organ ist and Miss Judy Willingham, who sang “Entreat Me Not to Leave Thee” and “The Wed ding Prayer”. Jerry and Curtis Haltiwanger, brothers of the bride, were aco lytes and also served as ush ers along with Bobby Wike, nep hew of the groom of Atlanta, Ga.; and Eddie Wicker, cousin of the bride of Little Mountain. Carl E. Turner of Kinards was his brother’s best man. Mrs. Thomas Evans, cousin of the bride, of Sumter, was Matron of Honor. Bridesmaids were Johnny Ruff of Newberry, Martha Bowers, cousin of the bride of Prosperity, Beverly Wike, niece of the groom, and Anne Turner, sister of the groom both of Atlanta. Flowergirls were Little Miss Karen Rister, cousin of the bride of Newberry and Little Miss Donna Coggins of New berry. Keith Satterfield of McCor mick was ringbearer. The bride’s attendants wore full length light blue dotted Swiss gowns with empire waist lines, trimmed with white lace threaded with light blue chif fon with royal blue velvet bows accenting the backs. They wore matching royal blue velvet for headpieces, and carried nose gays of assorted flowers. The flower girls carried baskets of rose petals. The bride, escorted by her father, wore a formal white gown of peau de soie covered with Chantilly lace, with fitted bodice and full skirt; detach able train attached at the waist with lace flowers featuring cen ters of pearl. Satin bows trim med the long puffed sleeves which ended in scallops over the bride’s hands. Elbow length veil of silk illusion was at tached to a crown of pearls and Austrian crystals, with lace and peau de soie petals edged with pearls. The bride carried a white Bible topped with an or chid corsage. The bride’s moth er made her daughter’s gown. The bride’s mother was attir ed in a light blue lace dress with coordinating accessories, and a corsage of white car nations. The mother of the groom wore an aqua knit dress with coordinating accessories. She also wore a white carnation cor sage. For a wedding trip to Myrtle Beach the bride wore a red, white and navy combination dress with red hat and red pat ent shoes and bag; and the or chid corsage lifted from her bridal bouquet. The couple will live at Caribu Apartments in Atlanta. Mrs. Turner is a 1967 grad uate of Newberry High School. She attended Newberry College and was employed at Bergen’s prior to her marriage. She will be employed in the IBM depart ment of Rich’s Department Store in Atlanta. Mr. Turner is a 1966 graduate of Newberry High School and a 1969 graduate of Spartanburg Junior College with an Asso ciate in Arts degree. He will attend Georgia State University in Atlanta and will be employ ed with the Atlanta Division of Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company. Following the ceremony a re ception was held in the down stairs assembly room of the Church. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Waldrop greeted and introduced guests to the receiving line. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Coggins invit ed the guests to the reception. Miss Harriett Hendrix presided at the register. Also reciving at the reception were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haltiwanger of Newber ry and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hamm of Sumter. The bridegroom’s family en tertained the wedding party af ter rehearsal on Saturday, in the assembly room of the church. Named members of Blue Key The national office of Blue Key honorary fraternity has confirmed the election of three Newberry College students to membership, Prof. Thomas E. Epting, chapter adviser at New berry, said today. The three tapped for mem bership on the basis of scholar ship, character, leadership and service are Robert E. Dawkins, Douglas K. Sturkie and Craig Rhyne. Rhyne is from Sullivans Is land Sturkie and Dawkins are from Columbia. All three are juniors. Dawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Dawkins, Jr., is a socio logy major who has been presi dent of his class for the past three years. He is 1969-70 vice president of the Student Govern ment Association and recently was elected president of the Newberry chapter of Alpha Tau Omega social fraternity. Sturkie is a member of Kap pa Alpha social fraternity and recently was elected recording secretary. He also has served on the Men’s council and is a member of the freshman orient ation committee. A psychology major, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Sturkie. Rhyne, a chemistry major, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Rhyne He is chairman of the 1969-70 dance committee and is active in Kappa Alpha social fraternity. pus, will be attended by foreign language teachers from North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia. POST OFFICE TO CLOSE FRIDAY The Newberry Post Office will be closed on Friday, May 30 for Memorial Day. No win dow service will be provided, nor will there be any delivery of mail by city or rural car riers. Regular lock box service will be provided and special de livery mail will be delivered in the city. Holiday schedules for the col lection, receipt and dispatch of mail will be observed. Five and six cent stamps are available from the stamp machine in the lobby of the post office. LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS WEDNESDAY The American Legion Auxi liary will meet Wednesday, the 4th of June at the home of Mrs. Lonnie Gilliam. Associate hos tesses will be Mrs. V. E. Shealy, Mrs. Bennie Burn and Miss Sarah Wilson. Members are asked to note the change in day of meeting. MEET TUESDAY Drayton Rutherford Chapter UDC will meet Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. at the home of Mrs. E. E. Westwood. Associate hostesses will be Mrs. D O. Carpenter and Mrs Tom Setzler. Wedding plans made known On Saturday June 7 at eight o’clock, Miss Janice Elizabeth Whitaker and Mr. Donald Rus sell Dowling will be united in marriage at the First Baptist Church of Newberry. Miss Whitaker will have as her hon or attendant her only sister, Mrs. Kyle Deane Loftis. Mr. Dowling has chosen his only brother Mr. William Quin ton Dowling III as best man. Music will be furnished b y Mrs. J. Anderson Bass at the organ, Miss Clista Benton at the piano and Mrs. James Fras ier, soloist. No formal invitations have been sent in Newberry. Friends and relatives are invited to at tend the ceremony and the re ception at the home of the bride. ON WINTHROP DEAN'S LIST Six County students were a- mong 498 Winthrop College stu dents who were named to the Deans List for the second sem ester of 1968-69. This represents approximately 16 percent of the student enrollment. Listed from this area were Marcia Abrams, Susan Boland, Barbara Jean Bryan and Vir ginia H. Culbertson, all of the city; Luanne Harmon, Prosper ity and Linda Ann Lathrop of Pomaria. Help stamp out bachelors! Ralph E. Cromer, Route 1, five chicken houses, $20,000. Everette H. Baker, Route 1, cement block storage building, $200. MATURE TO DELIVER PAPER Dr. A. P. Mature, head of the department of modern lan guages at Newberry College has accepted an invitation to deliv er a paper at the annual meet ing of the Mountain Interstate foreign language conference on October 10-11. He will speak in Spanish on “The Fictional Free Entity of the Theatre of Miguel de Una muno”. Unamuno, who died in 1936, is considered by many as Spain’s greatest literary figure since Cervantes. The conference, sponsored by the University of North Carolina on the Asheville-Biltmore cam- MAJESTIC SET (jar ve d DIAMOND RINGS We’ll do our part. Just bring your friendly bachelor in to see our ArtCarved diamond rings. When he sees how you light up when you try one on, he’ll resolve then and there that nobody but him will give you one. And he’ll likely resolve that the one he’ll give you will be an ArtCarved even before we tell him about ArtCarved’s Permanent Value Plan. W. E. TURNER Jeweler 1103 Caldwell St. Authorized y\rt(jarved Jeweler Mrs. Peggv Smith, right, South Carolina supervisor of Parks, Recreation and Tourism, presents a First Place plaque to co-chairmen of the Newberry County Beauti fication Committee, Martyh Cavanaugh and Mrs. Rich ard Baker. The county was first quarter winner in its size classification in the Governor’s beautification con test. 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